Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-07

| You may have heard what is called the
Anvil Chorus, composed by Verdi, = tune
played by hammers, greet aud small, now
| with mighty stroke, and now with heavy
stoke, beating great iron anvil. That |.
what The world has got to come to-anvil
chorus, yard-stick chorus, shuttle chorus,
trowel chorus. crowbar chorus, pick.axe
chorus, gold.mine chorus, rail.track
chorus, locomotive chorus. II can be
done, and it will he done So all social
life will be sttuned by the Gospel harp.
There will be as many classes in society a.
now, but the classes will not be
REGULATED By BIRTH,
or wealth, or accident, but BY the scale OF
'irtue and benevoience, and people will be
assigned to their places as good, or very
good, or most excellent. So, also CONNER.
cial life will be attuned, and there will he
twelve in every dozen, and sixteen ounces
in every pound, and apples at the bottom
OF the barrel will be as sound as those on
the top, and silk goods will not be cotton,
and sellers will not have to charge honest
people more than the right price because
Others will not pay, and goods will come
to you corresponding with the sample by
which you purchased them, and coffee will
not be ehickoried, and sugar will not he
sanded, and milk will not he chalked. and
adulteration of food will be States prison
otfense. Aye, all things shall be attuned.
Elections in England and the United States
will no more be a grand carnival of iefsma.
tion and scurility, but the elevation OF
righteous men in righteous way.
In the sixteenth century the singers
called the Fischer Brothers reached the
lowest bass ever recorded, and the highest
note ever trilled was by La Bastardella,
and Catilini's voice had compass OF three
and half octayes; but Christianity is
more wonderful; for it runs all up and
down the greatest heights and the deepest
depths OF the worlds necessity, and il will
compass everything and bring it in accord
with the song which the morning stars
sang at the laying OF the worlds conner.
stone. All the sacred music ia homes,
and concert halls and churches tends to.
ward this consummation. Make il more
and more hearty. Sing in your families.
Sing in your places Of business. If we
with proper spirit use these faculties, we
are rehearsing for the skies.
Heaven is to have new song, an en-.
tirely new song, but should not wonder
If, AZ sometimes on earth tune is
FASHIONED oUT0r MANY TUNES.
or it is one tune with the variations. so
some Of the songs Of the redeemed may
have playing through them the songs
Of earth, and how thrilling az coming
through the great anthem of the saved,
accompanied by harpers and their harpa,
and trnmpeters with their trumpets, we
shonld hear some of the strains OF Antioch.
and Mount Pisgah, and Coronation. and
LenoX, and st. Martins, and Fountain,
and Ariel. and Old Hundred. How they
would bring to mind the praying circles,
and communion days, and the Christmas
festivals, and the church worship in
which on earth we mingled | have an
idea that when we bid farewell 10 earth
we are 10 bid farewell to all these grand
old Gospel hymns. which melted and ran
tured our FOULS inr so many years. Now,
my friends il sin is discord and righteous
ness is harmony, let us get ont Of the one
and enter the other. After our dreadful
civil war was over, and in the summer OF
1869, great national jubilee was held
IN Boston, and as an elder OF
this church had been honored hy the Sc
lection of some Of his music, to he rendered
on that occasion | accompanied him Ia
the lnhilee. Forty thousand people sat
and stood in the great coliseum erected
for that purpose Thousands Of wind and
stringrd instruments Twelve thousand
! trained voices. The masterpieces of all
all ayes rendered. hour after hour. day
after day lIandel's Judas Maccabacus. .
Sphor's LAST Judgment" Bcethoyen's
Mount of Olives" Haydn's Creation, "
Memberships Elijah" Meyerbeer's
Coronation March" rolling on aud IN in
surges that billowcd against the heavens.
The mighty cadences within were accom-
panied on the outside by the ringing Of
the bellS Of the city and cannon on the
commons, in exact time with the music
discharged by electricity, laundering their
| awful bars Of harmony that astonnded all
nations Sometimes bowed INV head and
wepL Sometimes | stood up in the en-
| chantment and sometimes the
EFFEt,T WAS 10 OvRRpowERISG
! felt | could not endure il. When all the
voices were IN full chorus, aud all the ba
tons in full wave and all the orchestra in
foil triumph, and hundred anvi- under
mighty hammers were in full clang. and
all the towers of the city rolled in their
| majestic sweetness, and the whole building
quaked with the boom Of thirty cannon,
Parepa Rosa, with voice that will never
again be cqualled on earth until the arch
angelic voice proclaims that time shall ht
no longer, rose above all other sounds IT,
her rendering Of our national air. the Star
Spangled Hammer. IL was too much for q
mortal, and quite enough for an immortal
to hear, and while some tainted, on.
womanly spirit, released under itS power,
sped away 10 he with God.
o Lord, our God, quickly usher in the
whole worlds peace Jubilee, and all isl
ands OF the sea join the i've continents, and
all the voices and musical Instruments oi
all nations combine, and all the organs
that ever sounded requiem Of sorrow sound
| only grand march OF Joy, and all the
hcllsthat tolled for burial ring fnr reSur.
reCtion, and all the cannon that ever
hurled death across the nations sound 10
eternal victory, and over all the acclaim oI
earth and minstrelsy Of heaven there will
be heard one voice sweeter and mightier
than any human or angelic voiee, voic'
once foil Of tears, but then full Of triumph,
the voice Of Christ saying: II ain Alpha
and Omega, the beginning and the end
the first and the last" Then, at the las
ing Of the top.stone Of the worlds history
the same voices shall he beard az when a,
the laying of the worlds cornerstone 'the
morning stars sang together"
OBrien ResIsts His JAlIsrs.
DUBLIN, November g Mr.. UBrien re-
sisted the attemnt 10 forne him tn nnI On